Closed eomcb closed 2 years ago
This can happen if iTerm does not have the permission to record the screen (but Terminal has). See the Security system preference.
@BlueM, thank you for pointing me in the right direction, problem solved. Best regards
Hello, when using iTerm 2 (with /bin/bash),
cliclick cp:x,y
prints the color of the macOS desktop wallpaper instead of the overlying window.When using the default Apple Terminal app (/bin/bash), the same command prints the color of the window as expected.
What could be the cause for this and what setting could I set in iTerm2 to get the color at the given coordination of the overlying window?
Please cf. attached screenshot for more details.![screenshot](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/99484230/155178676-4a885941-7a3e-499b-9cf6-7550e98831c7.png)
Thank you in advance